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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1951
Page
8
The article explains birthmarks or hemangiomas as overgrowths of blood vessels, noting they can occur internally though mostly appear on the skin, especially the head and neck. It discusses types like portwine stains, treatment options including surgery, freezing, injections, and cautions with X ray therapy. It also covers frequency in girls and conditions where brain or organ involvement requires surgery.
Miss Gwendolyn Claudette Polson wed Carl A. Ellison Jr. at Burgess chapel First Methodist Church. Ceremony featured Palms and snapdragons, candlelight, organ music, and vocal selections. The couple planned a later reunion after Ellison's service and assignment at Everett base, Washington.
Kathryn Hudson daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Hudson of High Point travels by plane to Boston with Miss Glenn Concord to represent North Carolina at the National League of Nursing Education meeting. Hudson a junior at Baptist Hospital School of Nursing Winston Salem active in campus affairs and state student nurses association treasurer attended Allen Jay School and was named delegate at Raleigh mid year sessions.
Mr and Mrs James H Thompson Jr and daughter Elizabeth have moved to 821 Monthieu Avenue from Norwood Court. Robert Grayson Potts of 1723 North Main Street leaves Sunday for Chapel Hill to enroll in the State Highway Patrol School after working at Koonce Funeral Home. Mrs W H Currie flies to Norfolk Va for a month to six weeks visiting her niece Mrs D Warfield. Mrs Richard D Meisky and sons Pat and Mike, formerly of High Point, now Knoxville Tenn, arrive for a ten day visit with relatives.
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